Waste Industries USA Inc.
WWIN
is expected to post a per-share profit of 25 cents for the second quarter.

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Ault Inc.
AULT
said after Friday's closing bell that Chief Financial Officer Donald Henry has resigned. The power-conversion products manufacturer has named certified public accountant William Birmingham as interim CFO. The company also said it plans to release its fiscal 2005 results on or before Aug. 5.

Cascade Natural Gas Corp.
CGC, -0.40%
said it is eliminating the post of chief operating officer as part of a restructuring of executive positions. The natural gas distributor said COO Will Odell will be leaving the company. It also named Julie Marshall as vice president of customer service and Mike Gardner as vice president of operations. Marshall previously served as director of customer service, and Gardner previously served as executive director for district operations.

After Friday's closing bell, Home Depot Inc.
HD, -0.79%
said it has received a grand jury subpoena from the U.S. Attorney's office in Los Angeles related to hazardous waste disposal. See full story.

IDT Corp.
IDT, -4.57%
has received $44 million from Telefonica S.A.
TEF, -0.29%
in a settlement of IDT's lawsuit against Telefonica, Terra Networks S.A.
TRRA
and Terra Networks U.S.A. Inc. The lawsuit concerned a joint venture IDT entered into with Terra Networks S.A. in 1999. All the claims and counterclaims in the original complaint filed by IDT have been settled.

ITT Educational Services Inc.
ITT, +1.28%
after Friday's closing bell said that the Securities and Exchange Commission has terminated its investigation of the company and recommended that no action be taken against ITT.

Max Re Capital Ltd.
MXRE
reported second-quarter net earnings of $22.3 million, or 45 cents a share, a gain of 77% from $12.6 million, or 26 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Revenue at the Bermuda-based insurer rose to $222.4 million from $191.2 million last year. The company also approved an additional $25 million for share buybacks, adding to its existing $36 million repurchase plan.

Medtronic Inc.
MDT, +1.50%
on Sunday said it won European approval for the commercial sale of its Endeavor drug-eluting coronary stent in European Union-member countries. Medtronic said it has an "ample supply" of Endeavor stents to support "an aggressive global rollout." The company plans a simultaneous global launch in around 40 countries outside the United States. Drug-eluting stents, tiny mesh tubes coated with medicine, are used to hold open arteries during angioplasty procedures.

Opinion Research Corp.
ORCI, +0.00%
has paid $20 million to buy back the interest in the company held by LLR Equity Partners and an affiliated partnership. The transaction consisted of 1.2 million common shares, 740,500 warrants to buy common shares, as well as other rights and warrants. The Princeton, N.J.-based research and consulting company said the transaction will result in a third-quarter charge of $9.8 million.

Pall Corp.
PLL, +3.16%
has signed a long-term agreement to exclusively sell its leukocyte reduction filters in Korea to Green Cross Corp. Terms weren't disclosed. The filters are used to remove contaminating white blood cells from blood products, and will be integrated into Green Cross' systems for use by the Korean Red Cross.

Take-Two Interactive Software Inc.
TTWO, -0.22%
said Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification, the country's entity responsible for rating films and video games, has revoked the classification for the game "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas." The ruling was based on the sexually graphic content which can be unlocked with a third-party modification dubbed "Hot Coffee." The move means that the game cannot be legally sold, advertised or distributed in Australia. Take-Two said that the decision doesn't impact its recently-revised forecast.

Textron Inc.
TXT, +1.20%
said its Bell Helicopter unit has won a $2.2 billion contract from the Army to build its next-generation armed reconnaissance helicopter. Under terms of the deal, Bell will build 368 helicopters for delivery from 2006 through 2013. The helicopter will replace the Army's OH-58D Kiowa Warrior Helicopter, which is also made by Bell.

Vascular Solutions Inc.
VASC, -0.09%
said after Friday's closing bell that it has filed a universal shelf registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission for up to $50 million in undesignated securities. The Minneapolis-based company said it filed the shelf to prepare for long-term opportunities.

WPCS International Inc.
WPCS, +4.91%
reported a fourth-quarter net loss of $296,000, or 8 cents a share. In the same period last year the company reported net earnings of $310,000, or 16 cents a share. Revenue at the Exton, Pa.-based wireless infrastructure company rose to $11.1 million from $8.2 million a year ago. The company also affirmed its previous 2006 net earnings forecast of $2.4 million, or 58 cents a share, on revenue of $48 million.

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